Okay. Then, third.
Hey! Where is Palak?
Ma'am, she is in the make up room.
You call him your best friend!
I don't believe that nonsense!
If I could, I would kill him.
- Palak? - Yes?
The stage is ready. Should we start the rehearsal?
Yes.
Palak, what happened?
Palak!
Salunkhe, what have you found out?
I don't know the actual reason behind this girl's death.
But those who were here
said that she was holding this ring in this manner.
She was dancing here.
Suddenly, there was a spark here, and she fell.
- Spark? - Yes.
According to them, she died due to an electric shock.
But, uh…
But what, sir?
Daya,
there is no hint of electric current in this ring.
If this doesn't have electricity,
how was there a spark when she held it?
How did she get electrocuted? How did she fall?
Meera,
did Palak get into a row with someone?
Or did you notice a change in her behavior?
Yes, ma'am.
Palak had been stressed for some days.
I heard her argue with someone on calls several times.
And today? Before today's rehearsal,
she listened to someone's voice note on her phone.
She was fuming with anger after that, ma'am.
Whose voice message was it? Do you know that?
Okay. Where is Palak's phone?
It's with me.
- Sir. - Yes?
This is Palak's phone.
Meera said Palak received a voice message.
She was furious after listening to it.
But, sir, we will need Palak's thumbprint to unlock this phone.
- Salunkhe? - Huh?
- Is her thumb clean? - Yes.
Go ahead.
Sir, someone called Mayur sent this voice message to Palak an hour ago.
Play it.
You call him your best friend!
I don't believe that nonsense!
If I could, I would kill him.
Mayur!
What did Mayur say?
"If I could, I would kill him."
I see!
Mayur!
Daya,
we must find out where Mayur is.
Which one's Mayur's office?
It's to the left, sir.
- The left. - Thank you.
Where is Mayur's office?
Mayur sir's office is on that side.
Yes, sir. I got into a fight with Palak in the morning.
I had sent that voice note out of anger.
You were talking about killing someone in that message.
Who do you intend to kill?
No, sir. I said that in the heat of the moment.
I don't intend to kill anyone.
Tell me the name.
Sagar.
Who is Sagar?
Sagar is Palak's friend.
They met during a shoot.
But, sir, he was too clingy towards her.
That's not all, sir.
He was poisoning her against me.
That is why our relationship was strained.
We used to fight frequently.
Sir, please find out.
I am confident
Sagar has killed Palak.
Please stop it, sir.
Look at my brother's condition.
If you want to question someone,
come at the right time.
Ms. Deepa, Palak
was your brother's good friend.
Palak has been killed now.
Then, what would be a better time
to interrogate your brother?
Right?
We won't come here next time.
Your brother has to come to the bureau.
We'll leave for now.
We must meet Sagar, Daya.
BHARAT RATNA SINGING EMPRESS LATA MANGESHKAR THEATRE
Suraj, you have to take the client to the painting
and try to sell your painting there.
Please come.
I will show you the most unique piece of my collection.
You cannot believe
what my inspiration was for the painting.
Guess.
What are you doing? What nonsense is that?
- Daya! - Sir!
Wait a minute. Move aside.
Nobody touches him.
He's dead, sir.
How?
He died due to an electric shock, Daya.
There is no wire or open-ended fuse box here.
Neither is there an open wire here.
Then, how did he die?
Pankaj, check if anyone has a tester.
Hurry up.
Sir.
- There is a current in the wall, sir. - What!
There's current in the wall!
I don't get it.
There is no electric connection or electric setup here.
Neither is there an open wire.
Then,
how did this girl get electrocuted?
Avani?
- Yes, Salunkhe. Tell me. - My name is Dr. Salunkhe!
I've found out
how this girl got electrocuted.
- How? - Boss,
there is a special type of silver paint here.
If a person
holding or wearing a metal object
stands or touches this paint,
he will get electrocuted.
It means he will get an electric shock.
He can die on the spot.
What did you say?
- Paint? - Yes, electric paint.
Wait a minute. I'll show you that silver paint.
Take a look.
Boss, do you see that?
Hold the call, Salunkhe.
Daya, check if there is a conductive paint on the wall.
Be careful, Daya.
There is a silver paint behind the white one, sir.
A current is passing through it.
Did you hear that, Salunkhe?
A current is flowing through the silver paint.
The same conductive paint has been used here.
That means another death! Whose?
Palak's friend, Sagar.
Boss, this dance symbol's origami paper was in the electric room.
I took it. It might give you a lead for the investigation.
Origami?
- Origami! - Sir!
Yes?
Sir, I found some loose wires back there.
Sir, we found this origami paper model there.
A rocking chair!
A nursery rhyme is written on the back.
Yes, Daya! The same poem is on this, as well.
Sir, why are these nursery rhymes here?
Have kids started murdering people now?
The murder occurred in the same way, Daya.
The same way!
We found origami and a nursery rhyme
in both places.
A single person may be behind all this.
You call him your best friend! I don't believe that nonsense!
If I could, I would kill him.
Sir, I was angry. I said it in the heat of the moment.
But that doesn't mean I will kill him in reality.
Sir, you cannot link whatever you find directly to me.
Mr. Mayur, it cannot be a coincidence
that Palak and Sagar were your enemies.
We found origami paper models near both their bodies,
which are present in your office.
But, sir, I am not a fool to plan a murder and leave the proof
to become the prime suspect.
Sir, the papers you're talking about are my sister's. It's her hobby.
Sir, I didn't hate Palak.
I loved her immensely.
You see, Mr. Mayur.
We've seen many cases of such love.
The love you're talking about
can compel anybody to do anything.
Please stop it.
You need not bother my brother anymore.
Do you want evidence?
Check it out.
I have a witness
who can prove in court that Mayur was not on the site
during Palak and Sagar's death.
Yes. We'll soon know whether he did it
or got it done from someone.
You can take Mayur with you for now.
Come, Mayur.
Sir, what if we are connecting it to the wrong person?
The paper models we saw in Mayur's office
are his sister Deepa's hobby.
Sir, she was so loud.
Criminals act confident when they want to hide the crime.
Yes.
That's to avoid suspicion.
But there's one thing, Abhijeet.
Why would Deepa get her killed?
Why?
Pankaj, do one thing.
Prepare a list of people who were present at both the crime scenes.
Find out how many people
were present in both places.
Abhijeet,
we must find out more about Deepa.
What are you doing with the paint?
Boss, this paint
is the one that was used in both the crime scenes.
It has a speciality.
It's not visible to the naked eye after it has dried out.
With this paint, I am trying
to figure out what happened at the crime scene.
This paint reacts like this.
Did you see that?
This paint conducts current, which can kill anyone.
Sir, it means Palak and Sagar died because of this electric paint.
You are correct, Avani.
One more thing. This paint is not readily available in shops.
Boss, someone must've made it at home.
- At home? - Yes.
A unique metal is mixed with this paint.
The killer mixed silver in this.
Silver in this paint is high
to increase the electric voltage.
I see.
An ordinary man cannot do this.
Sir, he has to be an expert electrician
or engineer.
Hello.
Where?
Hello, sir.
Daya, it's the same case.
He, too, died by getting electrocuted.
Look. Here.
His thumb is burnt.
He must've pressed this switch with his thumb
and got electrocuted.
And yes!
Take a look at this shoe.
It has a metal lining.
There is a metal lining inside, as well.
The electricity must've entered his body through this metal,
and he died.
Do we know who he is?
Yes, sir. His name was Aryan.
He was an NRI. His entire family lives in London.
But he came to India two days ago for some work.
Sir, this is his friend, Nakul.
Nakul, tell me one thing. What were you both doing here?
Sir, Aryan owns an ancestral property here.
He also had an ancestral mansion here.
Aryan wanted to build a resort on the same land.
So, did he give Mayur Builders the redevelopment contract?
No, sir, not Mayur Builders.
We know an architect and builder. We had assigned it to him.
Another origami!
Yes.
But this time, it is a cricket bat. We found a dancer near Palak's body.
There was a rocking chair near Sagar's body.
Now, a cricket bat!
It looks like the killer
has a special connection with origami.
Palak and Sagar were connected to Mayur in some way.
But how was Aryan connected to them?
I don't get it. Aryan didn't even know them.
Sir, that's not all. The killer knew that
Aryan was coming to India only for a week.
He killed him with perfect planning.
But, sir, why did the killer leave a nursery rhyme on the crime scene?
He seems like a psycho killer.
Pankaj,
Sir, Palak and Aryan
fell after dying. They fell.
Sagar died after touching the wall.
Sir,
this poem also means that once trust shatters in a relationship,
it's hard to rekindle it.
It means some mistakes cannot be rectified no matter what.
This nursery rhyme teaches life lessons.
You have to face the consequences of breaking someone's trust.
These people
must've done something, that caused
the killer to act.
But what was their mistake?
What could they have done?
Avani,
did you find out anything about the origami papers?
Yes, sir. It is an ordinary paper
and is available in any stationery shop.
Then, only Aryan is left, sir.
Let's check his background.
Let's track his movements
and see where he went, whom he met and what he did
after landing in India.
Sir, Aryan landed in Mumbai two days ago.
He hired a cab at 12:30 pm and went to an old age home.
He reached the old age home around 3:40 pm.
After staying there for an hour,
he left for Mumbai from there.
At eight pm, he returned to his hotel room in Mumbai.
The next day,
he went to his ancestral land, where redevelopment was taking place.
He died there at 10:30 am.
What is the name of that old age home?
There is origami at the entrance.
This cannot be a coincidence.
It's such a vast old age home. Yet, there's nobody in sight.
Sir, somebody is over there.
Who is there?
One minute.
- Yes, please. - You…
I am the caretaker of this old age home.
My name is Lucky.
We're from CID.
CID?
What happened, sir?
I mean… What brings you here?
We want to know if a man named Aryan came here
two days ago.
Yes, he did. His mother stays here.
She hasn't spoken a word for years.
We want to meet her.
You can meet her.
But what will you ask her if she doesn't talk?
Do you have a problem?
- No, sir, no problem. - Why are you so tense?
- Tense? No, sir. I am not tense. - We want to meet her.
Okay. Come. I'll take you.
Sir, everyone is doing origami here.
Sir, she is Aryan's mom.
Namaste, ma'am.
Ma'am, we wanted to speak with you.
- Show us her room. - Please come, sir.
This is her room.
THE MOST DANGEROUS PEOPLE ARE THOSE WHO WHISPER POISON AGAINST THEIR LOVED ONES.
Do you know anything about what Aryan
said to his mother?
Talk?
Sir, she didn't leave the room to meet him.
She blamed him for her husband's death.
She hasn't forgiven him yet.
Enquire outside.
What are you making?
Namaste, ma'am.
Namaste! What are you making?
Why isn't anyone saying anything?
Sir, they seem to be trained to stay quiet.
They're hiding something.
Why are you bothering them?
What?
Are their lives not problematic enough
that you're here to add to it?
Go from here.
Take it easy.
We're only doing our job.
We will come again if needed.
Sir, this killer can be connected to the old age home.
It can either be Aryan's mom
or someone else.
Poorvi, living in an old age home and learning origami
is different
than setting up electricity
at the crime scene
and killing someone.
Older people living in old age homes cannot do this.
Only someone with a sharp mind can do this.
But who?
Sir, the caretaker of the old age home, Lucky,
seems a little off.
He couldn't answer the questions.
He seemed to be hiding something.
Sir, I've prepared the list of the old and new people
living in the old age home, including the staff.
Sir, look at this name and number.
That is Palak's number.
Palak's mother used to live in the same old age home.
But, sir, I watched one of Palak's interviews
where she clearly mentioned that her parents died when she was young.
Wait a second, sir.
Look.
I have nobody.
My mother passed away when I was 12 years old.
After that, you know the struggles a girl has to face while surviving
alone in this world.
But I didn't quit.
I've achieved everything by myself.
Here I am in front of you today.
Palak told the world
that her parents passed away when she was a kid.
But her mother used to live in this old age home.
She passed away two months ago.
Then, why did Palak hide all this?
It means Palak broke her mother's trust, sir.
That nursery rhyme, Humpty Dumpty,
teaches us to never break someone's trust.
We cannot rekindle it.
And Aryan?
He also wronged his parents.
If that is the reason behind Palak and Aryan's death,
we must find out whether or not Sagar
treated his parents badly.
Sir, Sagar's mom is living in his old home,
which is in Kandivali.
What do you want now?
My son left me alone in this world.
No. We don't want to bother you.
But there are some questions
we need answers to.
So, can we?
Yes.
We want to know whether your son
admitted you to an old age home.
Yes.
When my son no longer needed me,
he threw me in a corner.
When his wife got pregnant,
he needed a free maid.
That's when he brought me to this house again.
I didn't expect my son to force
such a life upon me.
That's how kids are these days.
Watch out! Your child might do the same.
Did you notice the chair
on which Sagar's mom was sitting?
Yes, a rocking chair.
We found its paper model near Sagar's dead body.
So, a rocking chair, cricket bat, and a dancer.
There is a common connection between the three crime scenes,
those origami paper models.
The killer isn't choosing his targets randomly.
The three victims had all treated their parents badly at some point.
Our suspicions have been confirmed.
These three cases are connected to that old age home.
So, we must enter the killer's house
to know who he is.
I want to admit him here.
No, dear. Look.
I don't want to live in this old age home.
I will live in the house as per your instructions.
But please don't leave me here.
I have to work in the office
and look after you at home.
Is that all?
I cannot handle this burden.
Madam, you need not worry.
I am here. I will look after him.
Look after him or not!
I don't want a single call.
You won't get it.
Dear!
Did you see that, son?
Now,
a father has become a burden for his children.
Uncle, why are you getting worried? We're here to look after you.
Live happily over here. Okay?
Come on. I'll show you your room.
Let me cut the wires
and check who knows electricity well here.
Hey, Lucky!
Why did the lights go off?
Hey, Lucky!
Yes, sir! I'll check.
How did the wire of the main phase get cut?
Who could've done it?
I'll fix it.
Is it okay now, sir?
Please go to bed. I will also sleep.
- Daya. - Yes, Abhijeet?
Lucky here
knows everything about electricity.
Then, is he the one? Let's nab him.
No. Wait for some time.
I'll do something.
Yes. We're waiting here. Let me know if you need anything. Okay?
Sir, it's morning now.
When do we have to run?
Wait for some more time.
Daya, I am looking for Lucky's room.
Why is the door open?
What are you doing here?
Can you walk?
I can walk by myself
and force others, as well.
What do you mean?
What is all this?
Did you think
nobody would catch this secret of yours?
What is going on here?
- Who are you? - Who am I?
Hey! Open the door!
Daya, Lucky is headed your way.
He has locked me in a room.
Let's go.
Hey! Stop!
Hey!
I will crush your head if you shoot.
Will you crush their heads?
Will you crush a CID officer's head?
I was kidding, sir.
You joke a lot.
I've not done anything, sir.
I've not killed anyone.
I only take the belongings of those who die in the old age home.
Their children don't come after they have passed away
to perform their final rites.
Palak also didn't come to perform her mom's last rites.
I took her mother's ornaments.
God bless her mom's well-wisher,
who performed her last rites with his money.
Who is her well-wisher?
I don't know that, sir.
Some money was transferred
to our old age home's bank account a few days ago.
It had a note
that said the money was for Palak's mom's last rites.
If this man is so affectionate towards the people living here,
why isn't he revealing himself?
What if this well-wisher is the one
avenging these parents?
Let's check which account the money came from.
You all are back again!
I've told you several times! I am not involved in any murder.
We know that.
We know you've not killed anyone.
Then?
Then, is this a public parking for you to come as you please?
Lower your voice!
We said we knew you've not killed anyone.
But someone from this office
is behind the three murders.
- What! - Yeah!
You see, Mr. Mayur,
the money for Palak's mother's last rites
was sent from your office.
We want to find the man
who is so affectionate about older people.
We believe that man works in your office.
Isn't it?
Please call your accountant.
Yes, sir. I was asked to transfer his last month's salary
to this account number instead of his salary account.
So, I did it.
- Special request? - Yes, sir.
Who made this special request?
We want to see who he is.
Yes.
He did it, sir.
A thief in the village and a drunkard in the city.
Huh?
- Where is Mayur's office? - Mayur sir's office is on that side.
Yes! I killed all of them.
All of them!
They deserved to die.
I…
was a mere electrician, sir.
I toiled to get my son into a reputed school and college.
I wanted to fulfil all his dreams
because mine weren't fulfilled.
I thought
my son would be proud of me.
But what happened?
As soon as he became a pilot,
he grew wings.
His parents became a burden for him.
One day, he dropped us off
at the old age home.
Son, we are happy for you.
Please don't worry about us.
We will live here happily.
You will come to visit us once in a while. Right?
Yes. I'll come.
Please look after yourselves.
Okay?
I'll get going.
Aarav!
Is it so easy for you
to drop us off over here? We've done so much for you…
I didn't want to survive on my son's charity, sir.
That's why I left the old age home
and found a job.
But whenever I visited the old age home
I would see my friends
and listen to their stories
of being abandoned by their children.
My blood would boil.
- Did you meet Palak's mom there? - Yes.
I saw Palak's mom for the first time at her house
in the form of Palak's mother.
But in the old age home,
she looked like a burden.
Palak's poor mother
missed her daily
and died eventually.
I have nobody.
My mother passed away when I was 12 years old.
After that, you know the struggles a girl has to face while surviving
alone in this world.
But I didn't quit.
I've achieved everything by myself.
Here I am in front of you today.
Mrs. Kavita, get a grip on yourself.
She is my daughter, after all.
How could she say that?
She killed me despite me being alive.
But Palak
didn't even come for her last rites.
In front of her pyre,
I vowed
to punish the children
who abandoned their parents
till they died.
You didn't take that vow alone.
Won't you tell us about your partner
who taught everyone in the old age home to do origami?
Sir, Shrikant couldn't bear
the pain of these old parents.
He, too, joined me in my goal.
Why are you bothering them?
Are their lives not problematic enough that you're here to add to it?
Go from here.
I can understand your pain.
Unfortunately, upon standing on their feet,
some people in our society
forget who taught them to walk.
Their parents!
Mr. Arvind, what your son did with you is wrong.
No child should treat his parents this way.
But killing those children to teach them a lesson
is also wrong.
It's a crime.
You have to serve the punishment.
What are you thinking about so much?
No, nothing much.
Salunkhe, some people value their loved ones
only after they lose them.
But it's too late then.
Look. I was thinking
about Arvind, the accused.
Whatever he said was right.
He said,
"Children should look after their parents,
especially when they're old."
But…
that doesn't happen.
He was right.
What he did was wrong.
But what he said was right.
You are correct, boss.
But that's life.
Parents look after their children.
They raise them well.
But when the parents become old,
their children don't look after them. They turn their backs.
- That's how it is. - Why are you so serious?
I am serious after looking at you.
But you need not be so serious.
We, friends, are here. We will look after each other.
- Who said that? - What?
That you are my friend.
Then, am I not your friend? Fine!
- Okay. - Hey!
- Do you know who a friend is? - Who?
The one who orders tea and fritters.
So, who refused?
I'll order tea, fritters and jalebi.
- Confused. - Don't be confused.
- I got my six months salary today. - What are you saying?
- Let's go. - Yes, come.
Come.